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Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
Dot,

The Rev. DsnielM. B,,sd
In 81. Andrew Church lib I
It z 80 o'clock.
Mrs w. Mesoue,,l, o. ri
H. the Ruest of Ma Rlc.d
this city.
A reception will he Vi7sa
ing TO thu Rev. ChArlss Hill
So Paul's NJ, f CSnrchi h
age, No sos West Seventh.
The HCavenl' Recruits
tho ceremony q feet washing
meeting In ttsGitefCa'pa ~
ing.
The directors d The Delaware
road held a spsaAl nsstni !ss
AZ which con:itsaba rsuaas'|
was transacted.
Bishop Lee pas,.digtiss el N
day and q lolerao! l,a ! l W
morning his coldillah y VI
unchanged. "A
Fresh De n ware shadcsass /
II. Updiks ta1 b. is S ~
LOT VIM. Pencil, rse'ia
streets. ID
Patrick Donqhefty VII n's|
costs for drunkenness, Na I,
| Vincent, q colored ds 49,,
| for being drusk and di'' r..
1 mornings session OitAsels1
I William H. Highs o W
| was signed to play ,s'o a.I,.
Boston League Oiuvi M
| that he will probably b y
man by that club i
Miaiin sneakman, a. lis ~
4P'. W. g B. RAILROAD, li'l.i
French street. w,s ssvsrs!l
1.-The leg Sunday n'TDll' II
TOUT his engine =, .,.,I
| j. Jnckson Pierce W y,ar,|
Ito dispose Of some q p ".
| there, belonging 70 w =, n, "
ECapt. Thomas sl''''
administrator' .,.,,l
Robert zesley did |, q !. q \
r. ss, ,ss 1 Ts" ,sas et Il lii,'w1
wfr raj inferred at BENZ ~ Il,
Idywine Hundred, on .. ~ nd
Funeral being larss IA ~
Il wss widely known !, a hs,s,s|
ip,rsons in the neisl 'v :, \
The crest chie.s ., ~ n
tOrder OF Red Me ss s IA 4
cbiefs Of Minnoh'h A.. Ina B
night they will psI',S1aS n
for Seminole 1 .ate Nj
lille, and on Frla 10y. S riIs
Tribe, No l. Oh Wv, ,a,, M, b
As the team belo oD Vim
& Co bottlers' WA nj
Maryland aV .shesl cart
nnno' a lew boxes toIi.si',' |,
Ewagon, with the 'sd ,ss'' in VI
1.-The driver Succe esd on 'thi.jd
lon, and proceeael ~
Ea,ty
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punuxcsALns.

~ WARNxR's ~
A& wAkhEks AH
TWELFTH
GRAND coxBIN ATOM
HORSE SALE HoasE sAi-h
wILMINe TON, DEl..,
FRIUAY, ApRILfST, lss7,
10 O'CLOCK.
ENTRIES ~ DSE MARCH Sd.
Catalogues on application.
i6AOk rs,
NEW JrEsFY,
EAsTERh SHORE.
DEL
CHESTEr CtuNTI.
PENINkuLA.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY,
The latter comprise cj Horses OF OUR oW \
SELECTION. aud the whole lot will be such
an assortment that any one In wsnt OF horse
OUR BUILDINGS
are. especially yor this purpose, have glsss
motion on the trncl without being exposed 70
III. W ather. II day should he cold tbs room
will be heated. w, Y. WANNER.
Wilmington, Del.
ID. r. y. NICHOLS.
mIe-Ict Bread and Cherry streets PhiiA.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
DIED.

IMcKEIVEY.-Ont tho so,h inst, Csc. no W
ard, on OF Robert "A. AID FanAie L. NC
Kevey, agei ono yoar. ,
Relsnyes and friends Of the family arc re-
speetfuily invited 10 attend the funeral from
.ns res danee az his parents, No. 49, Wollss'
ton street, on Friday, April lat, at O'CLOCK.
, Intern Aut ut hiverview Cemetery.
| PhiIatelo Oh IN pApels please espy.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

DUbL,O SaLEuRlT BUILDING Lols
4 On the premises, Gu
SATURDAY. APEiL2, 1887,
Commencing sharp, ntL o'csock p. m.
VIII be sod /! building 1913. situa'ed en-
MarBct, Moore, Tatu2ii. rvcnty-ihird and
pw 5nty-eixth stfes,s, AID on tho Hrs o; tee
xtsns,ou OF tho CITY Passenger Hallway 70
niveiv,sv csnete:y.
TERMS: 10 per cert vhtn the properly IS
I struck eff, and the belsVoe in SO dsys. by
giving no vita approved eudorsm bearing
| interest fiom day u gsJe. Sot.lefnsnt IN 81
cases 20 bs made on or bsf3:i April ., at j:
1 10 :, or sale may he declared void az the
opt.cn IL tie 70 lsr.
LEAHS PENNINGTON.
m25 Is kgeLt 10 effect The sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
over an Embankmept

As Dr. English and Miss Briscoe were
returning to Newark from visit te
Elkton last Sunday evening, they were
precipitated, with tteir horse and GER
rage over an embankment some twenty
feet high, near Gilpin's bridge, DO
luckily escaped serious injury.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
nUBLIO SALE Ur bOkSEs,-- ~
& win be gold &. Public SAL, on -x5
TIA uESpAY, APRIL :, 1887,

Att O'Clock, p. H.,
at Eannums Livery stables, LdgHOn.
ave-, ono iquazo from T., w. & Il. X. p. 90,
Ip3t, Chester, 20 head Of young, sound
hcrs %, ssIeot, expressig fer this safe. suiti'
bio fer all purposes among this 10! viii De
q tro6n horse, o. years otd. that 10 claimed
10 trct in 1850; = chestnut mare, by LiShtirg
4 candy dive can 80 IN thrte ninutsS.
Also. douOis team, fali brother Bn' este.
sired by Ice trister, record 2ls'4 MI
norsss guaranteed rs renrerensed or A1oroy
REUNITED. This stosk will bc st the sbcyo
i stsbies Two days before s,.c, wher, thoy can
DC ms; octed Oat0 lsgIss itfued tliToo days
l before sale. and { month"; crsdit.
X. T.. EOBrRrS.
| l.. ". SGldheIn Il Son, Aucts. m.9da r. e
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
List of public sales.
arch
T" 80, Ears. Hayes Chan liar,

!, Wp. Y. Warner, orses, city.
" !, X. <. Roberts. Linwocd, r..
j." ., Evans Pennington.
=, M Bic 1eaberger, herses, city.
4, n. ID. Tyson, ViiisRe Green, Pc.
" q, s.le Of Lafgyetts hotel buildings.
" T, r.. L.. Roberts, horses, Chester.
2. Ellis HICKS. Cnfitti&ns Hid.
g, sstidhan h Sons. furniture, al
GuotfQu room.
Q, WIN. y. MaItips horses, city.
Ii, A. Il. Tyson, horses, Oaoster.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
slightly warmer. Saturday from fair to
cloudy, possibly with light rain and
rising temperature.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

The greatest assortment in
fashionable a tire for men,
youths, boys q nd children, not
excelled in this city. The latest
styles, latest fabrics, latest de-
signs. In fit a. nd materials equal
to Merchant Tailor Make. We
can please every taste and every
pocket. from the Woodworking
mechanic to the gentleman o.
ease and plea sure.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

nURIlO bAtE-W WILL BIZ SOLD Al
4 prbAe sais on
WEDNESDAY. mARoH 90. lssr,
asz O'Clock p. M,
On the prepiscs. 18th street, near MT. salem
Church, Onristisns Hundred. Del, tho en-.
tire STICK Of sash machinery, formerly
owned and run by Newton CLOUD, consisting
|of enc large horiy,u,al boiler, 3S.nefss
lower; one upright boiler, lo'horse..pcwsr;
one engine, 10 horse power; circular rip
saw, c,npIete; circular RIP and Cross cut
saw. co nplete; largo band % Y, Jingle spin.
die Sharper, Uorttsing n achins. Ted stat and
Itenon mackire. 'conlder, lathe, piainer.
puileys, hangers, snafting and betting. All
the mach tnsry 10 nearly new, and OF the
latest improved patents and attachmenta
complete, and must bs sold, % tho ounei
| has no use for them.
Persons desiring 10 attend tho sale take
street cars ard get on nt Mt. salem lane
whisn is aboutz fquarcs from tho prom 1908
Terms cash. FOR iurthor particulars cali OF
or address j. J. PfIAUE, W. 7th street
Wilmington, Del.
L.. W. Stidhum B. Son, Auct's. m2t.r
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

David Ccnnell, superintendent OF tbs
Wilmington division OF the 3. & o, has
resigned. He hs5 contracted 10 tnTnlsb
elons for the bcilding OF the dcabls
track On that road.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

yesterday af.tInfGI =, VA
|Lcrs and lesl ssnryoIptA
,ass e sGS%''' e e. S CO. ~ 4
pssroi in ), the ! s,.c.oo nlii
the the bar bar mss,in .s.,,oSDSias
close oaan 10, 1e1.' 1u1peas
| can only say 10
4 num. II
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
nUBLIO SALE-WILL BE- SOLD AT
lup,ic sale, IN this pIenitea, on
SATURDAY APRIL 2, 1881,


A three. tory frame dwelling ho1ga. No.
Tc5 WoiIaston sweet, aiIaats b1twecu Wash.
inxton snd Jtffersos and Sevarth and
Eighth street. cVnSeini7g six ro.IGs with 2
o. about 15xT0.
This property 80 in = gooi locatlon for
roptip2. pasiek 10 Eer CENT intsreS.. ARy
ono alsiiaz 6 good Investment should not
fat 10 attend tho ssie.
10 per cant. OF tho p1rchabe N nay On the
dey AZ sale. H.ianco IL fifteen oayH. This
pronarly will 70 sold without reserve.
81, 9. pOULE.
rn9O-at Agent 10 effect tho sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

DuSTP DNtD Sal.E-,T1E sane or
e the hoi0i buildings Of 9th 81 SaipIey tta
has beeu lo7tponed until tn .sday, April O.,
at . o. IN. .iOt.N >. BRADY, m2s.St
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

at the REPUBLICAN Office 10 cay, in the
shade:
z O'CLOCK 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
261 34o SO
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
MARRY HART,
Tue N. Y. CLOTHING MFG. 90.
no. SIG Market Street.
DUBLIC SALE-WILL BIZ SOLD AT
L public sale ut Sharpc's ho.el, cDrucr
Front aud Market streets, Whining on, Dti.,

DUBllC SALE-Wil LII BIZ SDbD III
L public sale 1t Sharpe's ho.el, corner
Front aud Market streets, Whining On, Dti.,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL. ?, iss7,
ut 4 O'Clock p. m,
Driving and work horses rs fo'lows:
No. !. Priucr, brown h0rie, years old,
10 3-i hands high, first cl.ss road horse.
No. .. The we'll Known trOtiing horse
Rainbow.
Nc 3. hay horse. Harry. 5a-i hands high,
first e Ass family horse.
No. 4. Bay mare, Gypsy: viii road 10 miles
TO the hour.
No. s. Brown horse, Dan, II i-2 hands high;
Gr,t class s.ddicr and good dover.
No q strawberry roam II rsc, Ben, Is l.2
hands high; hrat class family horse aud u
good driver.
No. Z. hay mare Fanny. 10 IT, hands: good
driver amt worker.
No. $. Nellie, brown mare, Is LIZ hands
high; good drIvEr.
No. 9. Bueksktn, dun pony, II hands high.
good sNddIrr and ur!ver.
no. 10. Kate. dun pony. 70 inches'in height;
cnn he driven OF ridden by any rhiid.
Also wagons NJ every description. plrti:u
larry among lhdIn being l-man wagon III
good order, roboH, harness, ets
nsn-3tdltw MkNUE'. BiiHES HEpCER.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
sale Ct h' y

70 head Of hol,'ia oil
| stables at sharp ~ Sstrds
/ ket streets, .. vi ali
4 Farmers, c VIZ 1nunbsr
! a to their n'd r S"sia'itsf:: .r''is.,
Perm S ss1,ss: T ns2 s I'D ~
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

gXTAKTEL-rU TRADE MANURE ron
w s.rav--two head. Apply 90 W. -.
VERNON, Gre. nban T, lei, or this office.
1xYNNTEU-A GgOD PANTAI.OUE
w mixer. Apply 70 ". CALHOUN,
3.3 W. I'd stree Cnesier, Pa. mso.stf
NgyhNTED-A WHITE GIRL TO q
w general housewosk, at s.h and Popial
streets, grocery store. LOU ~"
TgYANTEp-A FJR5r-CLRSS MILL.
w ner at 4O2 King street. neo 81
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

KENNARD eco,


We daily show
some barg ain I'M
one of our many de-
partments. To-day
it is a line I Of ladies'
all-linen white Hem
stitch. Handkerchief
at s cents J, and a
new stock 8 # the best
styles we b ave ever
shown of that popu-
lar linen, f fancy Dor.
der Hemsti tch Hand.
kerchiefs at 9 cents,
| of which we have
sold so ma ny.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
NSrr0s',,I

crossing as i The F. siSs,"sisJ
Ii was stracs, 1,,pruiIsl y
Ing engine ~. 'bai M
| nc arly pSvausgs
! s ssespe for ioi man, ~.
! Read our Vol
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

N Its ca
" trcoet
enc VII
sI,'reated
kthout b
Ptths. an |
If!uiipal
Lr'hGE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24
GAME AND POULTRY
The Great Showing In Market Yestero

The Great Showing In Market Yesterday
Morning.
The Second ward market yesterday was
red letter day, so to speak, for game and
poultry, and particularly turkey. Mr..
and Mrs. Turkey could be seen thick as
beans in every part of the market house,
and for more reasons than one we are glad
to state there were twice the number
dressed as undressed. Turkeys ranged in
price according to size. The big fellows
weighing eighteen to twenty pounds
selling down as low as ten
and even nine cents pound the smaller
ones at IL cents; ducks were quickly nab
bed at 80 to 40 cents piece; geese at so to
60 cents,
Game was very plenty, except squirrels,
which disappeared early at 80 cents pair
rabbits went a-begging at IL TO 10 cents
each; pheasants 70 to 70 a pair; and par
tridges 40 cents a pair. Messrs. Mayer &
Killeen had beautiful brace Of wood
cocks, which were shot but few miles
from the city, that they offered for 50 cents
They were the first seen in the market for
many day. This same firm were selling
'possum at % cents head, and one coon
that must have weighed 50 lbs. alive, and
savage enough to whip the best dog in the
country, was sold to the Messrs. Rrubaker
for the small sum of one dollar and q quar-
ter. This noble beast Of the woods will
delight guests to-day dished up in the
shape Of a coon lunch"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24
Fifteenth Year.

Mr.. Martin Thornton, the peoples ia.
nous caterer, comes to the front again to.
day with his fifteenth annual Thanksgiv.
ing dinner. Since 1872 Martin has been
feeding the people, and to-day he will
make special effort TO crafty the wants
of his patrons and serve q Thanks
giving dinner which will please the
most fsstidious. Martins reputation
is not a thing SO little known ar
to need another mentioning. He is popu.
lar throughout this State, and among the
travelling public in general, and bears the
proud title OF 'The Prince of Caterers. "
His prices are still within the reach of all
and to-day dinner Of turkey and game,
with all the accompanying dishes, and
bright, crisp celery, etc, etc, can be had
for the modest sum of twenty I've cents.
Don't miss the big Thanksgiving dinner
at Martin Thornton's New Cafe Bruns-
wick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24

Thanksgiving services will be held in
the Zane Street NJ. E Church this morn
ing at 1890 o'clock. Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. G. b. Graham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24
Little Business Transacted Nesterday--J
ries Called for Monday,

Little Business Transacted Yesterday-Ju-
ries Called for Monday.
In the case of W. II. II. Showacre V.
Frew, Campbell & Hart the demurrer to
the declaration in each count WAS argued
before Judge Boyd and submitted to the
court. The court adjourned till Friday.
The following petit Jurors have been
summoned Tor Part One for Monday next:
VIM DOdds, John F. Sweeney, David
Councilman, John Hack, Andrew Habig,
J. F. Blancey, ]. II. Dehmel, George
Stein, Louis Fritz, James JepsOn, Henry
Harper, Hiram Young, George Keiser,
John Blaney, Charles Tapp, Joseph
He'll, Edward Schafer, Michael
Edwards, John Hand, Jr.,
G. W. Boyd, Benz. J. Combs, John Stro-
BILE, James Bilby, Robert Anderson, ]. B.
Hughes, Chas. E. Etz, Geo. W. Johnson
and Harry Jones.
In Part Two the following have been
summoned for the same time: VIM. Wal
lace, James E. Hanes, Killlan Kraft, Geo.
Z. Wilkinson, W. L. Foose, James Meyer,
Andrew Slator, John Rodgers, Geo. A.
Roth, James NJ. Todd, Jacob Heyman,
James NJ. Faris, James Harmon, Henry
BOde, Geo. Werner, Alonzo Barley,
Frank Ebbsrt. John Cruise, ]. E. Wayt,
John He'll, James Anderson, Sr, Geo. S.
Feeney, Chas. Otto, Henry Meder, Pat
Coppinger, Wiley Cox, Robert Nesbitt,
Chas. SAeyp, Gus Bowers and Joseph
Kleeh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24

On and after Sunday November 20
1887, B. & o. trains will leave Wheeling
as follows, eastern time
WRIST.
For Chicago and the west at $50 q. m,
3 40 and 10 p. IN daily, Ills p. m. daily
except Saturday.
For Cincinnati and st. Louis $50 a. N
daily, 1l.15p. m. daily, except Saturday
and 2 40 a. m. Sunday only.
Columbus accom-, 225 p. M. except
Sunday
St Clairsville accom-, $50 a. M, 90,
and 45 p. M, except Sunday.
EAST.
For Washington, Baltimore and Phila
delphia, 5. 40 a. m. and 5 40 p. IN. daily.
Cumberland accom-, $50 a. M, except
Sunday.
Moundsville accom-, IL 90 noon, except
Sunday.
Grafton accom-, 3 As p. M, except Sus'
day.
For Pittsburgh, 500 8. IN. and zoo
p. m. daily, and $40 a. m. and |. AS p. M,
except Sunday.
For Washington, Pa, 5 90 p. M, except
Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24


The Conreid Opera Company will pre-.
sent 1.-THE Gypsy Baron" to the citizens Of
Wheeling to-day, matinee and evening, at
the Opera House.
The hbretto il from novel by Jokay
and the music by the greatest OF living
composers, Johann Strauss.
Strauss, carried away by the brightly
original subject, has surpassed his former
works. It is difficult to imagine a series
of scenes more interesting, more varied,
or more picturesque, accompanied by mu-
sic which is at once tender, gay and origi-
nal.
1.-THE Gypsy Baron" has been the mu-
steal event of the season, being the largest
and most complete musical organization
travelling Seats have sold rapidly aud two
large houses are assured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24

-. r.,,, a. q. Dny sss.sssly eseG
erapAsd sey Ha<iy .Tlsssers.
ALL the city Offices win Be CLOSED -
day.
FIVE marriage licsnsss were issaed b.
Clerk Hook, yesterday.
ONE deed Of trust WAS admitted -
record yesterday, in tho County Clerks
Office.
ONE tramp was the only case Registered
at police headquarters at 2 O'Clock thh
morning.
ANNIE GoLINER was yesterday appNtnt-
al guardian for Geo. F. GollDef. Bond
81. 600; Katherine He'll. surety.
In the turkey rattle ct Dick Mans6eld,s
saloon last evening one man won total q
twenty three turkeys, which was some
luck.
The funeral of the late A. @. Richard
sou will take place this afternoon from The
residence Of J. T. Goodwin, 1903 Jacob
street.
ANNIE GoILNER was yesterday appoint
Al administratrix of the estate Of Andy
Gollner, deceased. Bond s., 900; Rather
inc He'll, surety.
SECURE your seats early for the matinee
this afternoon ut the Grand, as they are 60
inc very fast; also for night performances.
Seats ON sale at Sheib's music store.
THE ball given by the Wheeling Turner
Society at their hall, on Market street, last
L. al Aa6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24
An Able Protector.

Ifthere is a more able protector against the
incursions OF disease than Hostetter's stomach
Bitters, we have yet to learn of it. Against the
periodic attacks of fever and ague it affords q
sure defense, IL renews waning vitality, and
counteracts the infrmities of age; it prevents
dyspepsia from becoming chronic, and eventual
~ annihilates it, Il rouses the liver and kidneys
when dormant, and insures a regular habit OF
body. To the nervous it is Of inestimaole bene
ct, imparting steadiness and yigor into sn en-
feebled physique The term, delicate health, !
is usually another name for debility. While the
Bitters is proeurable, the weak need never de
spair of physical reinforcement Persons whose
svocations are sedensary and laboricus, or in
yolye expesaEs--ta- 2akSzzsssSle climatic infu-
ences, win also find t6e tiers an able protector
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24
Big Novelty boom.

The great Mignani Siegrist Refined Spec,
ialty Company, the finest company Of the
kind on the road, will appear at the Grand
Opera House this afternoon and evening.
There are twenty artists in the company
and each and every one of them is q star.
The Cincinnati papers, in speaking Of the
company, which played there week, said
the house did tie biggest weeks business
of its existence during the MS engage
ment. Our theatre. goers who desire TO see
fine show should not fail to see this one.
Go early and secure seats, ~ there will be q
big rush.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24
Science and Art.

We should be thankful as a part of the
human family, that we live in an age in
which science and art have contributed
most fully TO the general enjoyment of
Gods munifcent provision for the comfort
and happiness of his creatures, as citizens
of the Republic, because we have led in the
discoveries and developments that have
triumphed over the difficulties of time
seasons and space, in apprOpriating and
applying Gods gifts to mans comfort.
G. l.. POORMAN.
BellGirS, q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24

At the English Lutheran Church a
union Thanksgiving service will be held
at 1890 q. M. This church, the Disciples
Church aud the Chapline Street NJ. f
Church will unite in the service, and the
Rev. Nathan l.. Atwood will preach the
sermon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24
American Patriotism.

Above all things temporal, we should be
thankful that American patriotism, virtue
and intelligence are commensurate with
every necessity for the maintenance OF
government erected upon the broad tounda'
ton of human liberty.
+. w. WILSON,
GOrfrROr of West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24
.Indre .Iohrson,s peclsIon,

For liberty of person and of conscience;
for National, State and domestic peace; for
bodily health; for prosperity now enjoyed
b. both the General and State govern
ments; that live in a country where the
people enjoy more liberty, in the broader
acceptance Of the term, than under any
other government on earth. The blessings
for which l should be aud am thankful for
have not time to enumerate.
OKEY JOHNSON,
Justice Supreme Court Of Vest Ia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24
Harper's Ferry Redivivus.

l am thankful that am in possession
of good health and surrounded By good
friends, with whom l enjoy manifold
blessings. God has been specially good to
the people of Hsrper's Ferry during the
year that has just passed by. Good health
and good cheer have greeted us all the
year round. Our town that has been
dead 50 long now has the banner of tenn
poral prosperity raised above her, and God
in His almighty providence has within the
past few weeks blessed the spiritual condi-
ton of our churches abundantly.
f. H. CHAMBERS,
Mayor Of HaJper's Ferry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24

The Third Presbyterian and Wesley NJ.
E. congregations will hold union services
at the Third Presbyterian Church at 1920
O'Clock this morning, to be conducted by
the pastors, Reys. d. L. Ash and l.. W.
Barr